With sprites, we can easily specify a size for our labels (in pixels), so they can adjust themselves based on the camera orientation (looking bigger in comparison with our scene elements).

We choose to implement this approach with sprites, but the same logic can also be applied to markups or any other type of annotation, as long as it relies on points (in the scene or in the client). It shows a way to achieve that grouping of sprites depending on the camera orientation. It is at this point that we need to think of a way to improve visualization without limiting the number of annotations added to the scene. When we start adding labels to our scenes, we might get to a point where it gets too crowded. For more information on the A360 viewer, visit its app listing in Box, or check out the A360 website.

I f your CAD assembly is broken into multiple files, the A360 viewer will only render the selected file. Note : Currently, the A360 Viewer integration only supports single files.

The A360 viewer is automatically enabled for the following file types. No A360 account is required, though if you have an account you will be able to save the converted file to your account. Note : T he A360 viewer will send your file to Autodesk, where it is convert ed on their server.

Under Integrations, select Autodesk Viewer.This integration is free for all Box users, and is enabled in all Box accounts by default. The Autodesk A360 Viewer integration allows Box users to view both 2D and 3D design files directly in their browsers.

Autodesk free 3d viewer